This watercolor on paper depicts a dancing female figure reaching. I love to explore the line between creating a realistic image and exploring the beauty of the flowing colors on the paper and the mind-body-spirit connection. Purchase three or four to hang in a group! Listing is for one drawing, mounted on a 1.5" deep wooden panel. The watercolor is coated with wax to protect from water and dust. Can be placed on a shelf or hung on a wall. Title: Pink Dance Reaching Figure Facing Forward Medium: Watercolor Pencil on Paper mounted on wood panel. Size: 10" x 8" ©Michelle Arnold Paine All Rights Reserved. Original work becomes the property of the buyer. Seller retains the copyright to the image, including the right to sell reproductions. ----------------------------------- Michelle Arnold Paine is a contemporary artist living in northwest Ohio. While living and working for a study abroad program in Italy for three years, Michelle Arnold Paine became fascinated by the shapes and forms of medieval architecture and art. It was in Italy that she found her vocation as an artist and also a connection to history and tradition. After completing a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and a M.F.A. from University of New Hampshire she taught Drawing, Painting and Design for seven years at various colleges in New England. She has exhibited in group shows and juried shows in commercial, community, non-profit and university spaces and across the United States. Her work has been published in many publications which seek to explore elements of the divine: Evangelism and Culture, Christianity Today, Ruminate Magazine, Edge of Faith, CIVA’s SEENJournal, Dappled Things, and Worship Leader. She has participated in podcasts, panels and artist lectures focusing on the intersection of art and faith as well as being an artist in residence at the Valparaiso University Chapel at Valparaiso University Indiana, North Shore Chapel and at the Center for Faith and Inquiry at Gordon College. In addition to numerous private collections across the U.S., her paintings can be found in the collection of the Valparaiso University Chapel, Indiana, Rivier College, New Hampshire and Gordon College, Massachusetts.